Granada Cathedral

Granada is Nicaragua's oldest colonial city, dominated by the striking Cathedral of Granada on the central plaza. Originally built in 1583 and rebuilt multiple times after wars and fires, the current neoclassical cathedral with its iconic yellow facade and red-roofed towers has watched over the city since 1915. Standing at the heart of one of Central America's best-preserved colonial towns, it embodies Granada's resilient spirit and rich Spanish heritage on the shores of Lake Nicaragua.